Nicole's POV
I took a deep breath and forced myself to slow my racing thoughts down. Chelsea was doing enough spiralling for the both of us, I was Luna, it was my job to bring calm and order to this s**t storm of chaos.
Okay. So Chelsea was spiralling, that was nothing new but if I looked at this rationally, she wasn't the one shaping this narrative online. She never had been when things were aired in public. Chelsea made noise and she drew eyes, and for a long time that had been enough to maintain the balance, but Chelsea's brand of media noise only worked while people were still willing to listen. Once they stopped reacting, it became a liability instead of usable leverage.
But Erin Swiftridge didn't operate that way.
She didn't need to insert herself or defend anyone publi
